Our own answer must be a universal one, applicable in principle to all comparable cases. |
We are quite happy in principle to secure the long term future of the event. |
This all seemed a great idea in principle but of course the numbers don't work. |
There is nothing that justifies this demand, and nothing that supports the belief that it is satisfiable even in principle. |
In my judgment the authorities support this conclusion which I have reached in principle. |
Such semantic-functional categories can in principle be used across different semiotic modes in a way that formal linguistic categories cannot. |